Mr Trev
Headphoneus Supremus
My x3 is a little over a year now, and the battery level tops out at 99% fully charged.
Well I managed to get mine at 100%. After charging through AC it was stuck at 81% and stopped charging (no current reading on my monitor).
So I set the X3 to Storage mode and connected via USB, after 2 hours or so the X3 battery was at 100%. Could @Joe Bloggs
or @JamesFiiO
comment on this possible issue?
For anyone having playlist issues, I was having a few using the default settings on MusicBee (which will sync playlists with the proper paths to a device)
It was initially copying the paths like:
But, when you include the prefix '\' that annoying makes the playlists not work. As soon as that is gone (which you can specify in the sync settings nicely enough), the playlists are working fine for me. Unfortunately, this also means that you MUST place playlists in the root directory, since it can't recognize that you want it to start at the root and work downwards... (I also tried placing them in a \Playlists directory at first...)
It appears that foobar saves playlists like this by default, so that's why people have no issues with that...! I just like a more automated method
I've created the playlist like that..no '\' at the beginning and placed the file in the root of the SD card.
the weird thing is that the playlist appears under folders as a regular folder with all the files in the playlist in order.
but there's nothing under playlists. it says "no playlist files found".
am I the only one?
Update 2014-11-13
I'll copy the info about creating playlists from elsewhere:
Basically there are a few things you need to know about playlists:
1. M3U playlists stored on the SD cards are accessed via Browse Files, not Browse by Category->Playlists.
if i could add to wish list,
1. when exiting playing screen all the way up to main menu. then, when hitting the 'back' button again to go back to playing screen.. it should go up the menus again and not return automatically to the main menu.